BSNL Fibre Basic Plan Rs 399 offer announced with 60Mbps unlimited data

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has announced a price drop for one of its popular broadband plans. Dubbed Fibre Basic Plan, the low-range fibre broadband plan will now cost you Rs 399 down from its previous cost of Rs 499. You will pay Rs 100 less for the same plan before taxes for the plan that provides unlimited internet for a month. Read on to find out more about the plan and how to subscribe to it. Also Read: After 25 Years, BSNL Joins The 4G Race With Pan-India Rollout

BSNL Fibre Basic Plan

In a post on X, BSNL said the Fibre Basic Plan’s price has been dropped to Rs 399 monthly. Instead of the actual cost of Rs 499, the plan will be available at the new price for the first three months. BSNL has not said if the discounted price will continue after the first three months. The plan offers unlimited internet up to 3300GB at 60Mbps. While that is a lot for most users, if you exhaust this limit, the internet will continue to be available at a lower speed of 4Mbps. This is a monthly plan that renews automatically at the start of every billing cycle. Also Read: BSNL’s Launched Quantum 5G FWA in Hyderabad: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

BSNL Monsoon Double Bonanza Offer

As part of this offer, users subscribing to the Fibre Basic Plan will get the first month of their service at no cost. This is a limited-time offer for new BSNL Fibre users who must understand certain terms and conditions attached to the offer. You can contact a BSNL representative through WhatsApp by sending ‘Hi’ to 1800-4444 to learn more about the offer and subscribe to the Fibre Basic Plan. You can also download the BSNL Selfcare app from the Google Play Store or Apple’s App Store to check the plan’s details and subscribe to it. Also Read: All you need to know about 5G services in India

BSNL 5G

Amid the announcements of the price drop for its popular broadband plan, BSNL is also testing 5G services in select locations in southern India. Several users have reported they now have access to BSNL 5G in their locations, albeit the speeds are not as high as that of Reliance Jio or Airtel.